Bikini to Be Laboratory This Summer at Bikini Lagoon
A 40 man science team will use Bikini lagoon as a field lab to study long term effects of atomic blasts on life and materials. Navy notes Bikini is the only harbor that has undergone an atomic attack and offers a testing ground for harbor defense measures. Geneticists warn rays from the blasts could trigger mutations and strange life forms.
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U S to join Refugee Unit
Washington reports the United States will join the International Refugee Organization, aiding about 900 600 displaced by World War II. House and Senate differences were minor and reconciled. House bill sets US contribution at 73 500 000, about 45.75 percent of operating costs and 39.89 percent of admin costs.
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School Boards Unit Lists Discussion on Pay Survey
The Onondaga County School Boards Association plans a meeting at Skaneateles with dinner at Kan-Ya-To Inn at 7. About 200 members and their wives attend. Maurice Osborne of the State Education Department will speak. Stewart Hancock of the County City Committee may attend to study local tax proposals. The group will adopt by-laws and discuss a survey to gauge needed revenues for higher salaries. Officers include Fred Luchsinger secretary and Fred Sears president.
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P C A Fights Radio Curbs on Free Speech
The Progressive Citizens of America denounces a pending Communications Act amendment as curtailing free speech. It attacks a provision limiting radio use in campaigns to qualified candidates or organized parties, and opposes FCC rules that could bar newspapers from owning stations. The group warns against monopolies in mass communication.
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